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  • Open Indirect Ophthalmoscope
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  • OverviewCurrently there are over 422 million people worldwide suffering from diabetes. 28.5% of them suffer from Diabetic Retinopathy(1) . 50% of diabetics are unaware about the risk of losing their vision(2). The number of cases of diabetic retinopathy...

  • Snail Mail Notifier
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  • I often forget to check my regular mail, so much that sometimes I miss deadlines for various things. It seems weird to still use regular mail in this day and age, but there's no going around it.I decided I wanted to know exactly when the mail is delivered...

  • Prismatic Scara
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  • Update: the C-Space of the pristmatic is bigger than the C-Space of a regular Scara. This, due to the linear movement. It's expanded with lines of different slopes, but it leads to difficult poses to the manipulator that makes hard controlling it's cinematic....

  • Raspberry Pi Rack
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  • The original idea was somewhat like enterprise blade server - a chassis that takes care of power and network distribution, with processor modules that can be easily added and removed. The recently released Raspberry Pi 2 features a quad core ARM processor,...

  • Braille Computer
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  • Competing Products - Best prices from RNIB websiteNext Generation Perkins brailler, raspberryBasic Typewriter for A4 paper.£624.25 Seika mini braille displayBraille terminal for controlling portable computers with a 16 cell wide display.£1,085.25...

  • Atari 800XL modifications
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  • I bought an 800XL machine with 1050 disk drive in 1985, when they were being sold off cheap. At last I had a machine I could save software on reliably, and keep me amused between graduating and getting a job. My friend had lots of software for it....

  • Hackaday Belgrade 2020
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  • FAQs Parking (Paid): Car Park Politika (Address: Makedonska br. 29)Garage Pionirski Park (Address: Dragoslava Jovanovića 2)Garage Obilićev Venac ( Address: Obilićev venac 14 – 16, Access point to the garage is off the Maršala Birjuzova Street) Tickets...

  • PiDose
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  • PiDose is an open-source tool for scientists performing drug administration experiments with mice. It allows for automated daily oral dosing of mice over long time periods (weeks to months) without the need for experimenter interaction and handling....

  • BareDuino Nano
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  • Since I’m on a student budget, I couldn’t afford to leave an actual Arduino into my projects, so I designed, etched and assembled the BareDuino classic. I can quickly throw one into a project without having to worry about using an expensive regular Arduino.Using...

  • GLOROLL
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  • 2015 : 1 x GloRoll. A 8' diameter steel and LED lit sphere that you can climb into. Think "atlas spheres" from American Gladiators, or if you don't want to youtube it, a metal -human sized- hamster ball.Now, not just a few glow bits, 1024 RGB Leds (yes,...

  • ps2pi
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  • HERE'S THE SCHEMATICHOW IT WORKSYou'll notice in the schematic that the keyboard clock line isn't connected to a GPIO, so how can this work? After a bit of testing I've found you can read a keyboard with a serial port running at a custom speed. This...

  • LP Mini - Low Power Dev Board
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  • The popular Arduino boards come in various configurations to fit everyone's needs. While building my Arduino-based watch, I was wondering why there are no ready-made solutions for low power boards. It is actually not that complicated. The Atmega328 already...
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